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How can I be almost 9 weeks pregnant and have very little to no symptoms?

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I'll be 9 weeks tomorow with my first, and I have no sickness, a little nautious for like 2 days around the 7 week mark! I don't have frequent urintation (but wen I have to pee, then buddy I have to pee! There aint no holding it!) I normally can hold it for bout 20 to 30 mins! Im cranky almost all the stinkin time! :( I have like 2 second crying out bursts over nothing? Or ill randomly get in this lovey dovey mood which my bf obviously loves! My breast are tender, nipples not so much, no color diference, do have a random dark blue vein that runs through the areola of my boob? My lower abdomen between my pants line and my pelvic bone gets really hard throughout the day? But never stays hard? Last but not least PIMPLES! I have been getting pimples horrible! I haven't had pimples this bad since I moved out of my grandparents house a year and half ago!
I really need some light shed on this! Im kind of worried! Thanks for your help! :)

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Iits late and im tired so to be honest i havemt read ur whole post but will answer to the title- i did nt have sypmtoms with my first (well i actually had opposite every symptom they list- in other words i felt good all over and usually didnt) but with suprise baby (due april 29!) a lot around 6 weeks-2nd trimester so everyone and every pregnancy is different so dont stress if u dont have anymore symptoms right now, but def talk to ur dr about any concerns u may have.

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